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As mentioned in the quoted post, going to lay out my content plans for next ~6 months. Will also explain where/how to access this content for those who are new. I know the majority of you won’t have any interest in reading through all this, so you can scroll to the bottom for…
After about 9 months since my first post on X, I’ve officially hit 10,000 followers as of this morning. While it’s an arbitrary milestone that doesn’t really change anything, it does remind me how appreciative I am of everyone that has followed along and allowed me to grow so…
Luther Burden back at practice today. YAC demon attached to an elite play caller. Forced a missed tackle on half of his receptions (!) in 2024 (0.49 MTF/Rec). Buying heavily while the injury discount lasts.
Tet McMillan is set up for a great year 1 + Elite college profile (1.3k+ yards in L2 seasons, 19 y/o breakout) + Clear WR1 in CAR + Big YAC threat that can separate AND win at catch-point + Bryce Young improved (15th in EPA from Wk9) My WR15 (WR21 ADP)
Vikings QBs FP/G (w/ KOC) 2022 (Cousins): 18.2 (QB12) 2023 (Cousins): 19.8 (QB6) 2024 (Darnold): 19.1 (QB9) 2025 (JJ McCarthy): ADP=QB20 ? McCarthy also has real rushing upside (4.57 40), and easily the most potential of this group as the ‘23 10th pick.
If you’re drafting Hunter, I really wouldn’t worry about his snap count from camp so far. It tells us next to nothing. In camp, the offense and defense are going up against each other, so Hunter obviously can’t be on both sides of the ball simultaneously. I’ve seen way too…
Travis Hunter's snap count through 4 practices, per @ESPNdirocco: Offense: 36 snaps Defense: 47 snaps
Pickens Hunter — Jamo Smith Waddle Zay Ridley — DK Sutton
not the most attractive WR1s on teams that will see the volume vs cluster of teams WR2s where can see upside cases for all of Jameson/Pickens/Smith/Waddle/Hunter hard spot on the board to have conviction that one player is definitively the best selection
2nd day in a row that Tank Bigsby was leading Jags RB touches in camp: + Bigsby: 5 (got 1st touch, as well as all RZ carries AND 2 min drill touches) + Etienne: 3 + Tuten: 2 (both receptions👀) 🥁🥁🥁
Trevor Lawrence Tracker: QB1 completed 52% of his passes, threw five touchdowns during red zone drills, and was intercepted once in the third practice of #Jaguars training camp:
Tank Bigsby Weeks 1-10: 5.46 YPC, 7.4% explosive rate, 0.18 MTF/Att, 3.8 YACo/Att (led NFL) Weeks 13-18 (return from ankle injury): 3.38 YPC, 1.4% explosive rate, 0.15 MTF/Att, 2.46 YACo/Att Tank has a legit case to have the highest ADP of the Jags RBs
Tank Bigsby dealing with an ankle injury last year doesn’t get talked about enough…still really like him in this backfield.
After about 9 months since my first post on X, I’ve officially hit 10,000 followers as of this morning. While it’s an arbitrary milestone that doesn’t really change anything, it does remind me how appreciative I am of everyone that has followed along and allowed me to grow so…
Alright, have seen these responses several times in my replies: 1. “D’andre Swift is actually good” He’s been one of the most inefficient runners of the football since 2021. He’s been negative in rush yards over expected last 3/4 years, struggles to gain yards after contact,…
Roschon at RB53 is a steal.. Ben Johnson should massively improve the Bears run game, and Swift is an objectively bad runner of the football (dead last in RYOE, bottom 10 in MTF and YACo). Roschon may not be a stud, but could end up RB1 in a good offense
Take with a grain of salt, but JAX day 2 camp touches with 1s: Bigsby: 5 (first 3) Tuten: 2 (before Etienne) Etienne: 3 (3rd🫣) Bigsby should be the favorite to lead JAX in carries week 1. If he’s efficient again… 🚀 These 3 should be way closer in ADP than they are currently
Day 2 of training camp was much better for #Jaguars QB Trevor Lawrence. Today, he completed 11 of 17 passes and handed off the ball 7 times:
The more time Najee misses, the more time Hampton gets with the 1st team offense. The (only) advantage Najee has (had) over Hampton was his early-season veteran tag vs. a rookie, which is quickly dissipating as Hampton gets more acclimated with the 1s. Increasing likely as…
Omarion Hampton was always a 3rd round fantasy value this year (at worst)… + Round 1 draft capital (22nd overall) + Elite college profile (2 seasons over 1.5k rush yards + 15 TDs, 4+ YACo/Att) + Elite size and athleticism (220+ lb w/ a 4.46 40, 9.78 RAS) + Strong environment…